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Seek The Journey, Not The Destination

Seek The Journey, Not The Destination

A cumulative effect of daily or weekly work over a long period of time is what changes life. In this process, we are often robbed of motivation as our sense of progress is diminished by its nonlinearity.

It can be helpful to think of self-improvement as a practice more than an outcome, even if you do have specific goals you want to achieve. By trying to find enjoyment in the work itself, you’re more likely to stick with it in the long-term.

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